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Yehonathan Sharvit wrote a post describing the difference between Data-Oriented Programming, Data-Oriented Design, and Data-Driven Design here. it's a 2 minute

Yehonathan Sharvit wrote a post describing the difference between Data-Oriented Programming, Data-Oriented Design, and Data-Driven Design here. it's a 2 minute read or 15 second skim, very brief. https://blog.klipse.tech/visualization/2021/02/16/data-related-paradigms.html https://blog.klipse.tech/visualization/2021/02/16/data-relat... it includes a nice summary of all of the above which may help when reading the OP.

morelisp 3y ago
"Data-oriented programming" is a made-up thing by a few B- tier thought leaders. Biggest scam since "hexagonal architecture".
- wredue 3y ago
  Instead of addressing the major performance gaps of functional programming, they instead just adopted “data oriented programming” in order to intentionally confuse people and try to drown out the clear and obvious performance pitfalls with data oriented programming.
- newlisp 3y ago
  Data-oriented programming is a paradigm that treats data of the system as a first-class citizen. Data is represented by generic immutable data structures (like maps and vectors) that are manipulated by general purpose functions (like map, filter, select, group, sort …). CompSci 101, how to represent information as data. Like every industry, lots of bullshitiers.
- BirdieNZ 3y ago
  What's the issue with hexagonal architecture?
  - morelisp 3y ago
    There's no there there. Maybe even less than DOP.
    - Cthulhu_ 3y ago
      That doesn't explain anything to be honest; what is "there"? why is there no "there" there? Can you explain it like I'm 5?
- deleted 3y ago
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michaelteter 3y ago
This clarification (just definitions) is quite helpful, because probably many readers (myself included) would have assumed that Data Oriented Design would be closely related to Data Oriented Programming (the latter effectively being about the design of software systems).

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Yehonathan Sharvit wrote a post describing the difference between Data-Oriented Programming, Data-Oriented Design, and Data-Driven Design here. it's a 2 minute

by LesZedCB 3y ago

morelisp 3y ago
"Data-oriented programming" is a made-up thing by a few B- tier thought leaders. Biggest scam since "hexagonal architecture".
- wredue 3y ago
  Instead of addressing the major performance gaps of functional programming, they instead just adopted “data oriented programming” in order to intentionally confuse people and try to drown out the clear and obvious performance pitfalls with data oriented programming.
- newlisp 3y ago
  Data-oriented programming is a paradigm that treats data of the system as a first-class citizen. Data is represented by generic immutable data structures (like maps and vectors) that are manipulated by general purpose functions (like map, filter, select, group, sort …). CompSci 101, how to represent information as data. Like every industry, lots of bullshitiers.
- BirdieNZ 3y ago
  What's the issue with hexagonal architecture?
  - morelisp 3y ago
    There's no there there. Maybe even less than DOP.
    - Cthulhu_ 3y ago
      That doesn't explain anything to be honest; what is "there"? why is there no "there" there? Can you explain it like I'm 5?
- deleted 3y ago
  [deleted]
michaelteter 3y ago
This clarification (just definitions) is quite helpful, because probably many readers (myself included) would have assumed that Data Oriented Design would be closely related to Data Oriented Programming (the latter effectively being about the design of software systems).